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  • Antzel
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2024
    • 9

    #1

    Using featureCounts on HISTA2 aligned data of the tomato genome

    Hello there.

    I am new with Bioinformatics and I am currently working on quantifying my genes in the RNA data that I received.
    My workflow is as follows:
    -Illumina sequenced data was received
    -FastQC was done to determine quality
    -Trimmomatic was used to trim my data
    -HISAT2 was used to allign my data to a genome, paired ended data
    Now I am at the featurecounts step, where I am currently getting 0% alignment.

    Here is some information on what I have done so far:

    $ featureCounts -p -O -T 4 --countReadPairs -a /home/antzeltheron/RNAseq_pipeline/HISAT2/ITAG4.0_gene_models.gtf -o /home/antzeltheron/RNAseq_pipeline/quants/ResC58_15_Rep1_R1_featurecounts.txt /home/antzeltheron/RNAseq_pipeline/HISAT2/ResC58_15_Rep1.sam

    This gives me the following results:

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    As you can see, I have no successful alignments

    Here are the HISAT2 results of 2 samples I ran:


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    For the HISAT run, the genome data I used was ITAG4.0_cDNA.fasta, which I used to build my index (hisat2_build command) which then created 8 files of .ht2 format.

    Here is the SAM file after the HISAT2 run (only a few first lines):

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    And the GTF file's first 20 lines (ITAG4.0_gene-models.gtf):
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    ​I hope this is enough information.
    I am really struggling to figure out how to get successful alignment.
    Assistance will be greatly appreciated.
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    Last edited by Antzel; 08-08-2024, 02:42 AM.
  • crazyhottommy
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2012
    • 187

    #2
    Hi,
    can you please check the chromosome names in the Sam file and the gtf files are concordant?

    The gtf file uses SL4.00ch00 etc. I am not familiar with plant genome, but that could be the reason.

    Hope it helps.

    Tommy

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